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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

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r,rh,n.c. $40 90 GG7 baltncr- 500 -. ROY
IN. week: Exchanges, >J91,"7l,l9ii b'"N'V''
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TO DAYS stock market wa, duh AMI inclined 10 "''H
nc.. during the first hour because Of childish ann shy
talk about a bad bank statement II j. not ere ''''"
Ia many members of the stock Exchange ihat 'h'S I'
mai, their nd ice To clients De based up"n the '''"
that money was made to he locked up III the DAMS anu
uot for use In legitimate business. II - true '"'' ~"
majority which hold Ia tins absurd idea are In''
whose business experience began WIN thr P"'''
them of memberships In tie STOCK L\ch'n-' ~ ''
,, l,t II also t. true that certain other hfoh'rs
tho have had an experience Of twenty years III" WI"
f,cnucutly have been sGcccssful bulls "u'''N "-
,,.rioJ. when the bank reserves have rnlcu pr'"" "
conventional uhe law is dead letter SINCE ''''
lA-o of "A reserve CT - per cent I" net d'l''i'N' nav
,..u renoru TO tao theory that m'"'A - ="
lonk,l nj an no; used. Under the noh-r"'i'H
talk ai,ont the bank statement an the 'ir""o - '
10 deprcss prices Ny it, and because London % '"' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

II IS expected that the site Of the new armOry Of
the 7lSf Regiment will Dc located near One hundred
sndtenth ST.. west Of Central Park IT VIII De dhi
tult to purchase suitable site much further down
tOwn for the amount of money 10 DC Appropriated
second Lieutenant Charles Nagel has been elected
junior fist lieutenant Of the lst Ehttery. Mlrhaci
Keller has been made guidOn sergeant. ChafIrs
Aaciz, August Lowe and August Bee hcr have boon
elected cOrpOral,
Serscsnts Roc sicer, IIcnriqucS, Seclc, Crane;
Eben anI DOadn and Piivatcs haflcS j. Moore ana
Jeic Me- arihy OF tho list Regiment havc been
hOnOraby discharged Corporal William Costello OF
Company has been reduced to the ranks.
Captain Julius j. IIerbOld, supcrnumcrary 0hicrr
who has been acting as Assistant lns pcctOr Of lil'
Practice Of tho GJh Regiment has been relieved rom
duty by order of the commander In chief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EICHiNGE-Nov. &c.
THE GENERAL LIST


op's. n'et L,w't Flnal Ed A.k'l sol soI L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

The folio wing show. :hc relation tween no l'1" I'''
and L,r t,tIdepDsts At The respective iStN'
spect, . 81 40 500 t1OOp6 100 Dec g. " Nv, Nv,
I"c,.i.u,i,rs Az .1OJ -. l7I.IOj Inc ''''''''
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

On Monday we took passage in (
steamer for Alpnock and epj Dyed
couple of hours In the brigh
sunshine. amidst scen.ry OF surpass d
loveltness. Arriving at Alpnock we found
carriages In waiting to convey Us over
| Brunig Pass to Brienz. on the lake OF thai
name. This was our first experience IN
| travelling enr0ute other than by rail Oh
steamer. We made quite a procession, as
| there sre two other parties Of tourists nearly
as large as ours going the same way. The
rosd1 way IS broad and smooth and winds
| In and out and down and up until the sum
NIT is reactei when It Ia dOwo, down ali
the way to Brienz, which Is one Of the
qua,ntest old towns TO he found anywhere
The sole occupation OF It's people seems to
be wood carving, but were 1t not for the
tourists this source Of revenue, which Is a
pot boiler for many poor artisan. would
meet with slight encouragement, though /
suppose much Of their work g ,es to the toy
and brio brac shops of all lands
doubt II there IS p easauter mountain
ride 10 the world than the one that can b
eDj pyed every foot Of the way from Alps
mock 10 Brienz, distance of perhaps thirty
miles. One sees every variety Of lake and
mountain scenery, Of deep de Is once Gov
ereG by waIer, now drained by canals cut
through the barriers thar col fined them;
their blue waters giving place To verdurr.
and the trim cottages Of the villsger Then
the huts OF the hardy IN untaiueer, who 20!
g livelihood hunts the wild chsmois in
regions accessible TO these two If al Gpd's
creatures slone-perched Ike bird houses
high up On the mountains rugged side
where patch Of grass civ, hsying ground
FIR the irrepressible goat, ru.tles around for
himself, but when the snow king rides
upon the storm. he seeks thu
shelter provided for him, and cou-
ten;e6ly chevs hay, weed. and
tuigs, varying bis Diet with sn OCCASIONAL
mess OF shaytugs / wan, 20 do iu-.ics b,
The Goah, for 10 sll the parts have visited
on the tinenr he Is the honest .ror man.
BE- pneet. He + bread winner that Fever.
Tx the niue, goes nul On strike
We stopped fer lunch and change Of
horses IN scurous. sl-epy, hol " old Down
p here the alters who hersed the ,sbi.
w.re young msidens. Painfully sitirei ia
the famous Beruese Costume. which We
found 70 - a feature nf some h0,el-, snd /
trump card - draw custom from the bach /
elor ranks
A. Brf NJ W n sstd the lake 10 Gless- /
n.ca. aDd sbsl Lever, Il l,-as. hardy e.
fhaI's I'D forget the g'rSsos.s sunset .cene 1
here Witnessed from The cr,x % The sssam-
r. ] uisat So sell Try to p4int s rain 4
1rop. a. o,s crire Il. hecce I ls-sve /; - your
Imagination. Arrived ~ Giessosca. ~
ser= elevated = distance u 10
Get 10 our h0t-l which
Ilands "a ledge fsci5g The falls Of Gsess-
--rA which fufoh5es a ,xr IL @.y1o 90. {
ezsi.s dtssance - 800 feet, and thrn
-ushe- rnadly on 700 '.et further. -here IL
.EDpies ioso the axe. wh.ch. thoaga oniy
'even miles leug AID two asd quarter
vide. is The csepe-T Is S~i'z~rlau1
Thr night % our arrival the falls we're
Luninsted throughout their lesgih BY
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
MORE EVICTIONS.

Another case of eviction, or threatened
eviction of settlers, In case they do not re-
move. from lands held by English
claimants, has just occurred In the United
States, this time In the Panhandle country
of Texas. 1t seems that The Eoglish cap
italists purchased a large tract OF land IN
the section named, and In enclosing the
purchase they also enclosed large bodies of
school land In alternate sections. Upon
these school lands a number of settlers
have taken homes and made considerable
improvements These lands being enclosed
with the lands purchased by the foreigners,
the state, acting under laws covering such
@ ases, demanded rent for the use of the
school lands, and as the settlers are paying
nothing for their use, they were ordered
eli by the Engllshmen. The trouble In
this case seems TO have originated in the
foreigners being permitted TO enclose the
school land NTH that they purchased. If
not in allowing them 10 make purchases of
land at all The state, it seems, could
emily demand rent for the school land
from those maintaining the enc
of same, which In this case is done by the
aliens; bat they having no claim upon the
lard gives them no legal or moral right to
eject settlers from them, nor even to de-
naDd any compensation for their use. II
was simply a matter Of economy on The
part of The English purchasers to enclose
the entire body under one fence rather than
each alternate section; but the simple
building of the fence gives them no legal
right to or control of the land, notwith-
standing 1t makes them smeDable TO the
state for rents on the states enclosed lands.
T be settlers have appealed TO the govern' r
of the state for protection. The case Is
peculiar one, and the result while there
can be but little doubt what 1t will be, will |
be watched with interest. 1t is dissimilar |
to the ne that occurred few days ego In
Iowa. In that The foreigners In the Texas
case seem to have been impelled TO their
action as matter of self defence In some
measure by the action of the state, which,
In turn was acting under the law; while IN
the Iowa case 1t was simply an act of usur
patton, without warrant of law or other
than selfi>h interest.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

speaking of this sugar business, that h'
kept two terms and when a sugar mill L
erected In Sedgwick county, he would
raise two acres of sorghum: He SAID
will not mill the time raising the cane anc
II the mill is erected In Wichita | can hau
In twenty tons Of cane In week with my
two teams and take home my coal aDd
whatever else may want. Now he said
that two acres of cane according to the
lowest estimate will make two thousand
pounds Of sugar and If they Will give me
only half of 1t / will be satisfied. He
said he thought one thousand pounds
Of good sugar not bad thing
to have Ia family. That looks Ike a
small affair, but when we come to think
that there are IA farms of 100 acres In
one township, and If each farm should
only produce q like amount Of sugar, 1t
would make 22S.O00 pounds. There are
twenty, eight townships in this county,
which would give 8,064 600 pounds Of
sugar worth by car load 5 9 cents per
pound, or SAB $40 From The southeast
c'rner Of Cowley county to short distance
above Council Grove, In Morris county,
are twenty townships, thence to the west
line of this state are fifty one townships.
making 1870 townships In this Sec
ton OF southwestern Kansas. Allowing
each quarter section In the described to
raise two acres OF cane as proposed by my
farmer friend and We would have a grand
total of 293. 700, 600 pounds of sugar which
at l 2 cents per pound would give $f6,-
156 800. Now Mr.. Editor l know you
are not inclined to encourage any ex-
t avagant estimates of Southern Kansas
but want to just modestly remark that In
my opinion In the near future, Wichita
will be known as the great sugar market of
the world. FARMER DOoLITTLE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

ing hut that should over;ske them and
ZEE To their welfare IN making The asc.Di.
Vain hop They were out Of sight hefore
| reachet The spot where The paths foiked.
| They had gone one way aud | took an
other. Their path Iei u the upper
glacier mine In different
direction 10 The lower one,
and the lesst remote. NV path led no a
detllviry hat vas extremely periious ~
btb horse and rider, bu. we gDt there ell
the same and esviug my Prs-sus ia charge
OF The Over-eer | won't for ward a short dis
lance H d ieheld fpr the f'st lime st clase
raoge an Alpine glacier | once thought
that every patch ~ snow left on the mouu-
tain peaks By The midsummer sun was
glacier. ! know betier DuV A glacier "a
IA mas % solid foe formed only ia tha
gorges and clefts by the snow fall ~ win
ter: chr, s'aii17d by the Il ~ 81 water from
the melting SHOWS s'spve hsd no curios.
ity Ia explore this glacier any further than
u enter a grpsto cut de- y into TIE he.rt Of
The r. zen torrent pfecs,iesi by txo mrun-
tain syrens Who hsd lsia r. al. for the.
that hey might yodsl franc from my
pocket int theirs. Il l. barely
po-sb'e that thrir v4rbliay would
have sounded we'll IN y mu.ic
hall. bat 10 an ice chamber. when the TEN.
peraiure chiilszf 4, the marrow. the any Of
The syr.D had po charm for me / pariesi
with the franc and He'd
Long afer tie e. party nsIs few Of
whom succ-.fef In ge;iiDg ~ the giaetsrsi
hsd left G,iDdeo wald s,u the rum 20
lopsrisken. the doctDr and | psc,d tha
cygrt yard - 'hs Inn. imp4tsently waiting
The return 81 the v-n'ur ssnDe pair who
hsd struck "u' alOue Gu iG.s4i no al
manner 81 mi-haJ= that might have BE-
fallen them. and ~ | haf ben fiIssipg
msn would n" d0ud have apaiheul.ized
The uiao ihsi get away win ny mul.. Ia,
- u = bag story that has no eudiug, 50
IN course ~ time my suspens- sAz rsli.vef.
- bali dead Siin fatigue thy put ia "a
appearance. Thy had By st,ry fired ID
10 Doilifr ne. witch 4 c4grse sr.lIo..d
vitn@ui srr.inirz = muscle
Ia The gk'ztlisg we reached iaDrlzkea
add ssi db~p u tae.l Il -hich The bass
sAl1cc vas sn in'en-ely ssarp app-ti's
VI eTgrGRT
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

| Bengal lights; The heavy growth OF timber
and thick foliage heightened the effect a
The scene, which was ilusOry II became
fairy picture, a DRAM of the lotus eatrr
From here our route led u, psriy by
steamer and partly 10y rail. To lnlerlsken, a
| sprightly town AID fashionable center
Gated. ss its name implies, between TWO
! lakes and Overshsdowed by mountains, al +
| though there II d wider valley here than IA
| usually found In Switzerland. The jung
frau, which presents a broad side
entirely covered with snow Ia plain
view from Interlaken, Is one Of
! the sights that serve az d magnet % draw
| touri-ts 10 this delightful summer resort
| The hotels are numerous. and II the ore
We pstronized IA d fair sample. they are
| fully equal, II not superior, TO any within
our knpEledge II Is esimsied thai not
less than 100 600 tourists visited si'Zer
| land The present etson. aud IL L. safe IN
say that the great msj rity # them paid
their respects 10 lnieriakeu.
We made a carriage excursion from here
~ Grinder valid, up the Jungfrsu dis
tance Of about tsclve miles. through the
usual delightful Swiss scenery Thls vii
iage lies In a valley surrounded ny the
snowy peaks II the WetterhOTn, Met'en-
berg and Eyer, bur the principal attraction
IS two vat glaciers. seemtngiy not great
ways Y. Mich sre Only reached on foot
or horseback. When ve dism0uated from
our Carriages the curt yard was full Of
horses ready sadded f5r The use II tour
lists. and apprf priaied rs fast as they
could be led 70 the blpk Ia
the burrying crowd discsveref The fanil
lar fsce Of our old fellow ioxnsman ex
mayor ~ Wichita sDf President e The
Wichita Nations. back. Mr SDi II Kohn.
who with his charming st'e aud little bBy,
were making q Continental tgnr There |
xzs ooly suflcien, time for greeting. when |
hi ceravaa Inpvei Of and We sought the I!
h,~ptable boards Of the ian u refr.-h our. /
--lses ~iih a lunch t-fOre undergoing be /
fatigue Of the pefilUus ASCENT ~ TIE ice I
gOrges
After lunch we stood around waiting To- l
hnr.e-. as our prsdeosss'r had sppropda,
Fl The last one thai G ,uld be got for love or
money At length when Is - eInesi taat We
were about 10 be Lft 10 tue Iurch. nv
fri~nd ; tro'ied !nt0 ire cur, yard ard l
ali claim a; once 10 BIZ tao horSes AMI =
mule ! frsI iosk-t sftsr th. cnalf0r, 81
Ni>s ;. ant her D s-arn friend. The yo1ny
zdy firm AzsEzcnBs-ts-. STING ths.sn ss.sl,
o. their ra~ boo.d sissti-. I t1ez
af ned my sttsa3.ya 10 The
mule, which wEs 70 ride, but h va
s"pe, D.; Of nts 9wa void -. s.Gf I zas
~ - hold the bag L ~oursiesd raY vas
y sfslnss BAL. for 'sengsi h.r: .sslgie,ed
~ hog IN ~ ssythihx 81 zxsy from nlr,
nd e p7ci-li,-. mute Wee I fos1nd
lac i-Jaess h 81 i<uoTe1 ny h4Uptg5sbsp,
IDd ~iih''sii even friendly ia. a gssor
ihe-d without me. | FELIX .nnsiI.set-de-
icosly sGsbt,d Bat In the c7uf-e Il
Inc heo snoEs-r bprs- tro.1rd ioIo t5e
ard. snd fourG mssis oz bis hscs: ny
rushszi ,pris 2, b ssin6-s - / nrg-zi The
s1ss; on ~ his ulnoas speed. never dream
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

In nothing hes tie world made more
rapid progress during the last len years
III an In msdical science. II has emerged
from system of almost pure empricism
In to clearly defined and thoroughly dem
onstrsted system CT accurate scientific
knowledge. Ply sioloey, the diagnosis Of
disease, the most tfficaciuus remedies, sani-
tstion and surgery in all It's branches. are
better understood than ever before, and as
. const quepce of all This. it may be said
that the last decade has Witnessed a smaller
proportion of epid, mics, the world over
than during the preceding three d. cades of
BIS history Increasing longevity Of human
life Is also noticeable feature that Is fairly
attributable 10 progressive scierce as men
Eoned, but to what extent this may reach
whether 10 that attained by the snc!ents OF
sacred hisiCTy-is COZ jeciursl, in8smuch as
1t inv, Ives auolher question not geImane 10
She matter under di>cussion. Suffice IL 10
say this is prominently an age Of science
and its developments for the future. In
medicine as In other departments, arc be-
Jond human conception.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
MORE PICTURES.

A hotel, business house and residepc'
are added to our pictorial Wichita thi
morning. The Carey Hotel, which Is com
pleted practically, was about fourteen
months In building and Is the most COM
plete hotel in the State.
The Getto Building is a brick and tilc
business house with cut stone trimmings,
four stories high aud fifty by one hundred
feet, aud stands on the corner Of Second
and M4iu. 1t was erected the past winter
and summer by Mr. Peter Getto, one OF
Wicnilas Oldest, richest and most en,erpris
ing citizens
the residence Is that of NJ W Levy,
President of the Wichita National Bank,
1t Is one of the most solid residences 10 the
city occupying a handsome and slightly ele
vstion at the corner of First street and To
peka avenue lis inside furnishings and
adornments more than equal its outside al
fractions.
These three buildings all differing In
uses and types will give cur outside readers
still additional ideas Of Wichita's taste,
wealth and solidltv
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

1t Is admitted that The yellow fever has
made IT'S appearance at Tampa. Oh the gulf
coast of Florida The exodus which
always results from the outbreak OF deadly
epidemic will be likely 10 carry the dkease
inlard, In scattered instances. But foItu-
nauly The season is SO far advanced that g
general visitation of the scnursge is im-
probable. The Jacksonville Union assures
fits readers that the sanitary condition Of
the principal cities and towns was never
better, and exposiulaIes sgainst any panic
which would damage the advertising boem
Of the s'ste. II NIL help matters 10 show
that the fever Is over in Key West, not
withstsnding its unssritsry Conditions, was
Of mid |. pc ard SCI Md 10 die out with
out spreading
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

The Font Scott N, bliUr bss changed It's
form from a seven alumn qnarto eight
pages 10 Sd eight column folio -four pages. }
In calling attention 10 10 the change tie
eiitor says The change will give him more
room for original reading matter, which l.
. con mendabe thing in The estimation of
the RAIDERS Of that excellent paper.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
Soliloquy Of a 1rslnp Printer.

O, Drink, thing most accursed, by
what name shall / call you? 1t re
quires the essence of my poor life to
satiate or glut your wicked greed.
Not satisfied with robbing me Of my
good repute, you also take away
from me parental respect-turn me
adrift an o%utcast, completely strand
ed on lifes tempestious sea: and yet
you are relentless as the irresistible,
devouring elements! Your company
| despise; your character I abhor,
for your influence IS corrupting and
and your presence is more deadly
than the Upas tree. Not only are
you opposed to the workings Of Di-
vine mercy, but you quench love in
the human heart and besot man,
"The noblest work Of God" May
the powers Of heaven and earth
to destroy you.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
GREETING.

The Dakota Mills will sell their
Justly celebrated fiours as follows:
Fancy patent, per sack sl.35.
This brand needs no comment.
Bakers, $l.O0 per sack. This
-four is good to eat and hard to beat.
Eureka, $l.10 per sack. This is
better to eat and harder to beat.
As we never allow our grades Ia
run down,
THEREFORE, it has not been neces-
sary to change our brands for years.
Name Of mill and firm plainly
printed on every sack except low
grades, which we do not put on this
market. M. w. SHEAFE & Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

Charles Darwin, o Of William +.
and Jessie A.. Gerritts, died, We'd
nesday, October 5, 1887, aged 20
months and II days.
In their resignation the bereaved
parents r enabled TO say,
Wherefore should l make my moan.
Now the darling child Is dead?
He to early rest has gone.
He to paradise has fed;
1 shall go to him, but he
Never shall return TO mt.
God forbids his longer stay;
God recalls the precious loan,
God hath taken him away
From my bosom to hts own;
Surely what he wills is best;
Happy in his win l rest"
The sorrowing parents desire to
express their gratitude to the friends
who e SC kind 70 them during
the dark. hours Of the sickAAss and
death of their DAZZLING child.
Oil FatheE, comfort their aching
hearts asra Rfye them ! happy 10.
union 'sbn taesweet bye and bye
d RxsxxsARx.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
Estray Calves.

Taken up by the subscriber at his
residence, 81 miles south of Elk
Point, on Wednesday, Sept. 2lst.
1887, three spring calves, two red
and white and one blue roam, each
marked with a strip of tar or right
hip. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and
take them away. JOHN SKATE,
Elk Point, Oak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

DR.. G. S. Hale, of Fairview, Oak,
makes A specially of extracting and
inserting artificial teeth. All persons
wanting that class of work will find
it to their advantage to call and sec
him. The doctor warrants a perfect
fit, first class teeth and fine work
manship. For spare, thin faced
people | apply plunpers TO upper
plates, bringing out the natural con-
tour of cheeks and lips. l shall Wis.
it Elk Point, twice a month during
the year, stopping at Merchant hotel
Tuesday, October %.
DIR. G.. S. HALE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12
The Verdict Unanimous.

w. d. Suit, Druggist ippus Ind
testifies: II can recommend Elec.
trio bitters as the very best remedy.
Every bottle sold has given relief
i'm every case. One man took six
bottles,and was cured of rheumatism
OF 10 years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist, Bellvie, Ohio, afiirms;
1.-THE best selling medicine / have
ever handled in my 20 years. expert.
ence, is Electric bitters." Thousands
of others have added their testimo.
ny, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric bitters do cure all di.
senses Of the liver, kidneys or blood
Only a half dollar a bottle at j.. S
Talcotts
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

An exchange says: IAN editor is
a man who is liable to grammatical
errors, toothache, typographical er-
rors, and lapse of memory, and usu-
ually he has n~inety~seven thousand
people watching and criticising him
on ninety-seven thousand different
features of his paper. He is a man
of sorrow, acquainted with grief and
poverty, and frequently liable to 60
ragged, hungry and thirsty for a
long period. And yet the woods
are full ofpeople who want to be an
editor"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

why" said a visitor to a Phila-
delphia house, your store is con-
stantly crowded, and yet / find your
advertisement in nearly every paper
] pick up. Why don'tyou stop ad-
vertising and save expenses?" "Be-
cause" replied the proprietor, with
q knowing smile, because l want to
keep the place crowded"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12

Do not forget. when you pay 40
and 50 cents for tea and 80 and IS
cents for coffee, that you can buy OF
S. G. Thornton The Leading Gro
Ger, good Japan tea for IS cents, or
three bounds for s1.OO, or good
coffee at Is cents, or four pounds
for S1.00, and 80 bars of soap for 80
cents.
Don't forget that Freenrar1s have
The line of summer shawls.
Another lot of shawls and scarfs,
Of the newest styles just opened at
Freemans.
The finest line of ladies jackets In
the city is at A. o. RrNGsRuDs.
Freeman Bros. have a very full
and fine line of the celebrated
Broadhead dress goods They are
fine and cheap and you will save
money by buying of them.
The dandy and fine line OF under
wear is at Freeman Bros. They can
save you lots Of money by going
there for your goods.
FOR SALE.
A good second hand stove, cheap.
Enquire at this office.
Hance Murphey has a fine line Of
Acorn stoves.
| have Just received an assortment
of the genuine Broadlead Dress
goods. The manufacturing, dyeing
and finishing is done in such a man
ner that the goods can be washed il
desired, without the least injury tn
the fabric. Call and examine and
you will buy no other.
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Acorn heating and cooking stoves
for sale at Hance Murphey's.
The largest line Of underwear
eyer opened in ELK Point is at
A. O. RINesRUD.